Satellite transponders are small chip size circuits that are
integrated into satellites for the purpose of transmitting the uplink
data/information to the downlink and vice-versa. The rising trend of advanced
channel broadcasting has escalated the demand for satellite transponders across
the globe. These transponders are provided on lease basis to various industry
verticals that, whose operations are based upon the satellite transmission.
Majority of these industries include, the media & broadcasting industry,
telecom industry, research & development institutions, defense and military
departments and government sectors. The banking businesses, retails and
transportation industry also acquire certain shares in this market.

With the emergence of internet across the globe broadband connectivity has
become a vital source of information for each and every individual on this
planet. Thus the telecom industries are looking forward to lease more number of
transponders in order to provide broadband facility to the most isolated places
on this globe. Additionally the rising number of video broadcasting subscribers
are also driving the satellite transponders leasing market. Several private and
public media organizations a authorizing the long term agreement for extending
their transponder lease period, because they high growth opportunity in the
broadcasting market. Advancement in the channel quality and evolution of high
definition channels and UHDTVs is anticipated to fuel the growth of satellite
transponders market. Also rising demand for FSS and HTS are expected to
generate new opportunities for the market in the coming years. The satellite
transponders leasing market is anticipated to grow at a CAGR of 4.43% during
the forecast period of 2015-2025 and accounts for US$ 19,225.3 Mn in the year
2025.

For the better understanding of the market, it has been segmented into three
major categories, viz., types of services, bandwidths and application. There
are three basic types of services in the market, namely, protected, unprotected
and preemptive. The unprotected service is also known as non-preemptible services.
Further the market is segmented into different application, which comprises of
government and military, commercial, telecom, navigation, remote sensors and
research and development. Here, the commercial application is expected to spur
the growth of transponder leasing market in the coming years.

Geographically this market is segmented into five major regions, which are
North America, Europe, South America, Asia Pacific and Middle East and Africa.
North America is currently dominating the market owing to its strong
technological foundations. Followed by north America is Europe. Asia pacific in
terms of leased satellite transponders is expected to take over the domination
in the long term of this market. The tremendous advancement in the developing economies
of Asia Pacific are expected to fuel the growth of satellite transponders
leasing market in the coming years.

The key drivers for this market include Growing demand for Fixed Satellite
Services and Evolution in Ka-band and Ku-band services. Innovation and growth
in HDTV and video broadcasting are also expected to largely contribute towards
the growth of market in the coming years
A detailed analysis on the growth trends, market shares on various dimensions,
driving and restraining factors for satellite transponders leasing market,
opportunities in the future for these services is provided in the report. A few
leading players in the satellite transponders leasing services domain have also
been profiled in the report. The profiling of the market players acquaints the
reader with their financial information about revenues as well as segment
revenues, a competitive SWOT analysis for each player and the recent
developments by the player in the Satellite transponders leasing services
domain. The key developments are related to the mergers and acquisitions by the
players in the recent past.

11.1 Merger and Acquisition (Mergers, acquisitions, Joint Venture, partnership, and strategic alliances)11.1.1 North America11.1.2 Europe11.1.3 Asia Pacific11.1.4 Middle East and Africa11.1.5 South America11.2 Market Initiatives (Initiatives and projects, for both government and corporate)11.2.1 North America11.2.2 Europe11.2.3 Asia Pacific11.2.4 Middle East and Africa11.2.5 South America11.3 New development (R&D, new technology/product/service)11.3.1 North America11.3.2 Europe11.3.3 Asia Pacific11.3.4 Middle East and Africa11.3.5 South America11.4 Investment Scenario (Venture Funding, and government/corporate investment in projects/R&D)11.4.1 North America11.4.2 Europe11.4.3 Asia Pacific11.4.4 Middle East and Africa11.4.5 South America